PANCAKES!!!!!!!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 19:34
Just had 4 with whipped cream & maple syrup 
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Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 19:40
If it wasn't for the title of this thread...
Re: PANCAKES!!!!!!!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 19:40
Away ya ponce, what's wrong wi sugar and lemon juice all of a sudden?scotty wrote:Just had 4 with whipped cream & maple syrup
Nane for me, I'm oan the wagon again
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:01
Molly's own recipe with butter and maple syrup 
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:04
SSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Gaz hasn't remembered what day it is today - men making batter (oh stop it, you filthy lot) is a pain. It's on the ceiling, on the cupboards, on the drawers, on the floor, on the work surfaces, on the fridge, ALL over the cooker....precious little left to actually go in the pan
Gaz hasn't remembered what day it is today - men making batter (oh stop it, you filthy lot) is a pain. It's on the ceiling, on the cupboards, on the drawers, on the floor, on the work surfaces, on the fridge, ALL over the cooker....precious little left to actually go in the pan
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:07
you did type that from the kitchen, didn't you? 
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:10
Oi! My batter was smooth as a babies arse, thank you very much Ness. 
We'll gloss over burning the butter for the first one, which thus looked, in Ethan's words, like 'snow that's been sat under a car for days'. It still got scoffed. The boys went for lemon / sugar / melted Belgian chocolate cats tongues. Classy bastards the pair of 'em. 
We'll gloss over burning the butter for the first one, which thus looked, in Ethan's words, like 'snow that's been sat under a car for days'. It still got scoffed. The boys went for lemon / sugar / melted Belgian chocolate cats tongues. Classy bastards the pair of 'em. Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:26
I don't get it. Has hell frozen over? You lot are *cooking*?!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:34
We can and do cook, you know - only our attitude to the culinary arts is best described as more mace than rapier. If you can't scorch it with an open flame, deepfry it while risking your home turning into an inferno, or play silly buggers while flipping pancakes then we're not interested. Please don't ask us to fanny about with a salad (no danger, no thrill), make some delicately flavoured amuse-bouche for you or expect a steak from our kitchens to not leave the blood flowing down your chin - just be happy it doesn't moo, ok?SINsister wrote:I don't get it. Has hell frozen over? You lot are *cooking*?!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:46
I don't trust myself with making them from scratch, so I headed into Sainsbury's on the way back from school and picked up 6 pancakes. 
Once I'm done with this dinner (laptop at the table? :ol:) I'll clean the pan and get to cooking them
Once I'm done with this dinner (laptop at the table? :ol:) I'll clean the pan and get to cooking them
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:52
Erm - huh? I wasn't insinuating that guys ought to cook *for me*, ffs!EvilBastard wrote:We can and do cook, you know - only our attitude to the culinary arts is best described as more mace than rapier. If you can't scorch it with an open flame, deepfry it while risking your home turning into an inferno, or play silly buggers while flipping pancakes then we're not interested. Please don't ask us to fanny about with a salad (no danger, no thrill), make some delicately flavoured amuse-bouche for you or expect a steak from our kitchens to not leave the blood flowing down your chin - just be happy it doesn't moo, ok?SINsister wrote:I don't get it. Has hell frozen over? You lot are *cooking*?!
Christ! And I'm fully aware that some men are capable of creating culinary masterpieces of their own volition - Mr. X does quite a bit of dee-lish gourmet cooking and homemade bread baking, I'll have you know! I don't eat red meat, incidentally, so that mental image's just put me right off. Thanks!
I was doubly shocked by the notion of HL dudes cooking - and cooking *pancakes*, at that. Forgive my (obvious) ignorance, but what gives?
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 20:58
the feast before the fasting
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:10
Ahhhh - I completely forgot that today was Mardi Gras. Alas. I had to Wiki the whole thing to understand about the pancakes bit. Color me informed!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:45
[sprinkles SINnie with lemon juice and sugar, rolls her up, and eats her in 3 bites]SINsister wrote:Ahhhh - I completely forgot that today was Mardi Gras. Alas. I had to Wiki the whole thing to understand about the pancakes bit. Color me informed!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:46
Wouldn't we all?
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:49
Oy. 
I guess there's hope for me yet, then...
I guess there's hope for me yet, then...
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:51
On a first date no less!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 21:59
Who said anything about a "date"?!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:00
And it would be a second date, so there!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:07
Tsk, tsk, EB!
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:19
Bugger. I forgot.
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:21
Think of the gut Mark, that's what I'm trying to tell myselfmarkfiend wrote:Bugger. I forgot.
...mine's grumbling now though
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:24
Just polished off a classic lemon and sugar (and oh, I do mean a LOT of sugar)... then for extra sickly sweetness, one with butter and sugar. Mmmm-mmm!
I'm giving pancakes up for Lent
I'm giving pancakes up for Lent
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:29
we made LOADS at school. amazing how much of a maths lesson you can fit in to pancake making.
Posted: 05 Feb 2008, 22:39
You stick to that, I'll try before the first date, if indeed there ever would be one.EvilBastard wrote:And it would be a second date, so there!
I've just cooked 4.. I'll have the last two now, I think. *goes back to the pan*